The Nampa Family Justice Center offers a variety of free services to help improve the mental health, and physical safety, and overall wellbeing of people in Nampa and the surrounding communities. Our services include but are not limited to: 1. Risk assessments for domestic violence o Help with police reports…
View moreThe Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program (IVLP) provides a safety net for low-income individuals and families in Idaho who require civil legal services and cannot afford to pay for them. IVLP recruits attorneys from local communities who volunteer their time and expertise to assist those in need.
View moreSubstance Use Disorders (SUD) involve the recurrent use of alcohol and/or drugs causing clinically significant impairment including health problems, legal issues, disability, and failure to meet major responsibilities at work, school, or home. This disorder is common, recurrent and often serious, but SUD is treatable, and many people do recover with the…
View moreThe Victim Services Unit (VSU) provides support and resources to ALL victims of crime with specialization in domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse cases. VSU is staffed with two full-time crime victim advocates, Christine Jones and Camie Wereley, who are available through a 24-hr Crisis Line at 208-773-1080. In…
View moreATVP maintains a safe, confidential shelter here on the Palouse for people in danger due to domestic violence. We provide food and clothing for survivors and their children. Staff are available for help, emotional support, and case management, and individuals living with disabilities will be accommodated. For more information on…
View moreOur confidential, safe shelter offers survivors of domestic or sexual violence and their children 30 days of safe shelter, on-site advocacy, safety planning, food, clothing, clean bedding, and hygiene necessities 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Case management is available to help survivors connect with services such as…
View moreFor the last 30 years, the CSI-Office on Aging has developed and coordinated such services as: Home Delivered Meals Information and Assistance Case Management Respite help for caregivers Homemaker Services Caregiver Services Job and Volunteer opportunities Transportation, and more to assist older persons. Providing leadership and advocacy on issues important…
View moreOneida Crisis Center, Inc. Program Services:24-Hour Crisis Hotline Crisis InterventionEmergency Domestic Violence Shelter, Food and Clothing Courtroom , Legal, and Medical Advocacy Victim Counseling, Education and Support Community Education and Awareness Safety Planning and Anti-stalking kits
View moreTVCRC provides comprehensive referrals to: human services such as housing, food banks, utilities, financial assistance, education, employment, support groups, health services, legal and advocacy services, senior programs, transportation, veterans services, recreation, volunteers programs, outreach and community programs and special projects.
View moreGrandma's House Of Hope, located in Santa Ana, provides emergency transitional shelter for women without children, women with children younger than 6 months old, and those who are pregnant. For more information, please contact the agency at 714-833-5333. Languages Spoken: Farsi, English, and Spanish – Unaccompanied Women: 18 years and older…
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